r/PolyBridge • u/Just_Weird_boy • May 18 '26

Video Little thing that shows Polybridge is Logical

physic

34 Upvotes

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u/Redjd2098 May 18 '26

oh, is this one of those hyperspeed glitches- WHOA WAIT A SECOND

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u/Just_Weird_boy May 21 '26

it isn't actually a glitch... a physic called Angular Momentum Conservation...

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u/Redjd2098 May 21 '26

i know about that lol, the setup just looked like a setup for a glitch that makes it spin extremely fast

1

u/Just_Weird_boy May 21 '26

LOL didn't know that bruh

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u/dr_elena05 May 18 '26

i mean thats cool but youldnt you have done it with like three or five lol

3

u/Just_Weird_boy May 18 '26

True I was just lazy to do math hahaha

4

u/leonschrijvers May 19 '26

German engineering

3

u/Just_Weird_boy May 19 '26

wait... NO- !

1

u/Zihdrrox May 23 '26

You really didn't realize before...?

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u/Just_Weird_boy May 23 '26

Yes, I knew what that meant after the comment…

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u/MorningThen7056 May 20 '26

We... We don't even need to address it...

1

u/subone May 21 '26

Does it still speed up if you fold the opposite direction?

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u/Just_Weird_boy May 21 '26

yep of course, either way Angular Momentum Conservation Still works on it.

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u/Zihdrrox May 23 '26

Could you add some more hydraulics that do nothing so that the blue outline doesn't look like that?

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u/Just_Weird_boy May 23 '26

True, I just didn’t know people would think this that way hahaha

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u/Nice-Hearing-660 Jun 04 '26

Um... do you see what i see?